There is expansion going on at the local military installation, bringing tens of thousands more people to the area and not enough housing to meet the demand.  

If you have the opportunity I would most definitely house hack.

Inspite of the recent correction, as the house prices currently stand and with inflated interest rates plus steeply rising property taxes (year over year municipalities have increased taxes and utilities 7-15% to make up for covid deficits); cash flow is virtually impossible even if you buy in the GTA outskirts like Oshawa, etc.

Even the cheapest house I have done, I would look into replacing them. the potential buyers are going to see the laminate cabinets as a negative.If you are set on keeping them, relaxing the doors and drawers and painting might be the best way to go.

He hasn't paid the owner in a few months and the owner doesn't live in the area.I've almost got him to a price point that works however i cant get access to the house due to the arbitrage.

The nearest competitor has terrible reviews, the visibility would be perfect for a freeway sign, the price of the land is reasonable for 3 acres plus a house. 

Because liability insurance + homeowners insurance + separation of finances + taking care of my property and tenants + being leveraged (the bank owns the house and anyone that might sue me will be in line after the bank) = a fine liability strategy for an investor starting out.

Cash out the Crypto and you'll have almost 50% to put down on the house.

I have a 3bd 2bh househack in Merced, CA.

He said, if someone were to get injured on one of my properties (hypothetically) and walked into his office wanting to sue me, he would most likely take that case based on the amount of houses I had and the assets to go after.